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Minuit

Name: Minuit
Brand: Dalkey Archive Press
SKU: 44916444
Price: 14055 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Steve Spalding
ISBN: 9781628974201

Steve Spalding

Language

English

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Publishers Dalkey Archive Press, June 2023

"e;How does a novel accrue value? How do certain new and unknown authors and their works make th... Full description

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"e;How does a novel accrue value? How do certain new and unknown authors and their works make their way from obscurity into the pantheon of the greats, or-at least-the firmament of the stars?"e; Minuit examines the role played by French publishing house Editions de Minuit in altering the conception of literary France, not once but twice. The history of Les Editions de Minuit is an integral part of the history of the literary field; in Minuit, Spalding's work captures many of the cultural dimensions of literary production and dissemination at the height of France's post-war intellectual and literary effervescence, and again, in the more recent period, when Minuit became the vehicle for French literature's 'postmodern' turn.